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Weidemeyer, John W. Born at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and was of German parentage. He lived mostly in New York City, Brooklyn, and vicinity. When a boy, he wrote anonymously for Horace Greeley's New Yorker, and later contributed poems to various periodicals. In 1865 he published a collection of poems, entitled Real and Ideal and other volumes.
--Putnam, Alfred P. (1875). Singers and Songs of the Liberal Faith. Boston: Roberts Brothers. Go to person page >
Display Title: Forms beloved, whose memory haunts meFirst Line: Forms beloved, whose memory haunts meAuthor: John W. WeidemeyerDate: 1875Subject: The Spirit's Revelations |
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